Which three sections are standard CLI command prompts on the Cisco ASR 5000? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is B. system host name C. command mode indicator E. user privilege indicator. On the Cisco ASR 5000 (StarOS), the CLI prompt displays three standard elements: the system host name (B) identifying the device, the command mode indicator (C) showing where you are in the CLI hierarchy (e.g., exec vs. config mode), and the user privilege indicator (E)…

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Asoftware version indicator
Bsystem host name
Ccommand mode indicator
Dtime stamp indicator
Euser privilege indicator

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A
4% (2)
B
87% (46)
D
9% (5)

Explanation

On the Cisco ASR 5000 (StarOS), the CLI prompt displays three standard elements: the system host name (B) identifying the device, the command mode indicator (C) showing where you are in the CLI hierarchy (e.g., exec vs. config mode), and the user privilege indicator (E) - typically # for privileged/admin access or $ for standard access - so operators immediately know their context and permissions.

Distractors: A software version indicator (A) is not embedded in the prompt - you retrieve version info via show version. A time stamp indicator (D) appears in log/syslog output but is not a component of the interactive CLI prompt itself.

Memory tip: Think "HMP" - Host, Mode, Privilege - the three things you always need to know the moment a prompt appears: which box am I on, where am I in the CLI, and what can I do here.

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#CLI prompts#ASR 5000#command mode#privilege levels

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